Fundraising Growth Trinity recently appointed an alumnus as director of the Annual Fund, signaling a renewed focus on donor development. With significant grant funding already supporting IT and career certification initiatives, there is a clear opportunity to implement modern donor management, segmentation, and reporting to grow annual giving and donor retention.

Alumni Engagement The active alumni presence, including the new director role, indicates strong potential for an alumni CRM, targeted campaigns, and events that boost giving, volunteer involvement, and lifelong affinity with Trinity.

Career Certification Recent grants to enhance IT and career certification programs point to demand for vendor partnerships, exam prep, and hands-on training. This creates sales opportunities for training platforms, certification content providers, and hardware labs aligned with Trinity's pre-professional internship program.

Tech Modernization The current tech stack shows reliance on PHP and DreamWeaver with modern optimization tools; Trinity could be open to modern CMS, security hardening, performance enhancements, and integration services for student information systems, learning platforms, and donor portals.

Grant Management Active grant activity suggests Trinity may benefit from grant management and impact reporting services, helping secure future funding by delivering outcomes analytics, compliance tracking, and funder communications.